Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
o,BKInN GOES To JAIL.
An Exciting Struggle in Court Wnen
the on cers Arrested Him.


, Exciting struggle In Court Wnen
the ON cers Arrested HIM.
Ost. 31.-Ths appeal OF Mg'
'm. O'Brisn, editor of U nitsd Ireland;
,ninst The sentence Of three months
lpr.sonment imposed on him by to-
itchelstown Court has besn refused,
I'd the sentence Of the lower court Goa
,med.
as convicted was Of using seditieus
,neuaae under the crimes &C. at Ma
Ional League Meeting ct Micaelsto "n.
Mr.. O'Brien arrived at Cork tble
corning and Was given an enth usisstic
He started for Midd letown.
vhere the hearing ON his appeal vas to
% heard, in tbs company Of Messrs
Dillon and Harrington. There were
mposlng demonstrations on the way.
Al O 1eenstown Junction an immense
rowd Of League members greeted him.
md presented him with IN address
Reaching Middleton there was o fur
sher demonstration. The police, how
Bver, interiered and suppressed IL. As
soon as Mr.. O'Brien entered the cones, |
the case for the Grown was opened oy
When Mr.. Carson had flushed Mr..
O'Brien Was asked to reply. he re-
TERED TO 4 statement made recently by
the Reoorder showing that he was
partisan Of coercion aid said he
would be . hypoorits II ha pre-
tended that he had the smallest
hope Of obtaining an uupre)a,
diced trial. He therefore declined
10 adduoe arguments In support OF DIS
appeal, knowing that the case was 81
ready decided. o,,..
declined to proceed he would ct once
give his decision. There was no DOUBT
that the language upon which mr.
|O'Brien WAS convicted was ON incite'
ment TO resistance Of the authorities
He regretted TO have to cpnnrm the
sen teuce, bat the law was clear ana be
vos left no alternative. The appeal OF
Mr. Vaudeville. indicted with Mr
O'Brien, was also denied.
AN EXCITING STRUGGLE.
An exciting scsne followed the sen
tence Of Mr.. O'Briep. The later ~
tenn pted to leave the buildtug In orde
to speak to his friends. The Ins2ecto
of Police refused to let him 90 ml
O'BrIen insisted on his right. end had
struggle with the polics when tns
stopped him. The room was itnmed
: stely In an uproar, and the people clu'
tsyei about Mr.. 'Br:en to prevent tn
. law offi cers from arres.ing him. n tei
! rible struggle took place In the coul
; nnd in tbs passage lesding to the stree
betwesn Mr. o Bfien and his frietcs o
one side and the police on the osae
Ladies screamed. and tainted anu VI
confusiop was general. Mr.. harriogSc
!. lent him assistance, bat finding IL WI
J, u,e!ess to resist sne po ice, he re'utn'
Z to the Solicitors table and sho1.sa !
Justice, declaring that mf. u orls
could no: bs legally arrested, as no wa
!. rant had hasp sisDed. "
If The Kscorder sidei VITA NAT. ha
l. -inctcu and said thai Ar. ObEl
M. S.okes, the Magistrate, thel
nnon shouted: "Do not let him CO.
DO win be Responsible for tie coz
70 qusrces." ,,.,..a.., q.
ton Of bis voice: "See how )aetioe
done. the Judges authority Is
re hed." l., o,,
Dr.. the Magistrate bfGrea waftshs
Nr. O,Br,eu Was tGhGn into oussooy'
great crowd gathered noouG the 20
mt Huure and demanded his release.
Nd later Mr. O'Brie- snd Mr. Nan
,et vills. guarded by bussars. were pia
In q car. The crowd cheered them
they emerged from the Court hou
hit The polics oleered the streetS, ana
ch vented any attempt at rtscue. ffi,
nv aae,.ted TO keep the people IN ctt
The prigoneys were taken to the U
Jail.
md like lightning throughout Corr, nnt
Va n resnIs the streets through wblcf
wna supposed he would pass were pi
Ell Win peopls vixen he arrived.
a vicinity OF the prison was occupied
"a "a asrone forcs OF srpoed police. NJ
IN nae hundred oars followed the car o'
,ts' piet by Mr.. O'B,isu, which was orl
RAPIDLY ,hrou Sh the city TO the Pm
su Several collisions snd other socid
Test occurred, but nobody was seriousi!
hth jared. ~. ZIP
cam pelIsd tha police 10 remove MIN
cihlS from tho car. Ga was aat
'nh nsnied 10 the prison by tire Mayor
we pS -, ~, air1,nn ot ths Bosi
bs'. n;, AnsIn; W. I'D 70 address, ;he CT
from a yfhice, but :he police forI
any speaking. Mr Ahern taen no
y d,.tauce CT and made speech '
TIA out balaa moies!ed. Then ths c'
re. formed procession and marched @
aipg!1s "Go5 Save Ireland :. thro
out the proceedings SSs wiiassS OIL
Sso siasm was sho ~u.
lillt. Mr. Joeeph Il. Cox, member o.
Mrs. lismsut for E.st Ciare, has rec'
three tummousss tor astshains
claiued N meetings II, O2uasy Glare.
veal will hays q bearing at Ennis on r.
IL ct. and spcsher aS Klirush on IussG
rext week.
their Cor,bs hosreeness, asthma or
It 700 irrita.Iou Of the throat or hraf
.nbas will be relisvsd by takia'
Bulis Cough Syrup. IL mas
King Thousands. Recommend 1t 10
your friend and peighbcr.
leats. 4-
AL Boyoo.a Disowned.
, and A telegram from Shenandoah, T
Mar Gays taat, after fourteen montne
tippance, "a boy colt laid on. the
inq Herald cf that place o. tue Q